Freed OSCE observers arrive in Kiev
Military observers from the OSCE, captured more than a week ago by Ukrainian separatists, have been released and have arrived back in Kiev.
Military observers from the OSCE, captured more than a week ago by Ukrainian separatists, have been released and have arrived back in Kiev.
OSCE military observers, who were held hostage by pro-Russian separatists in Ukraine, told ITV News they were treated well by their captors.
ITV News Europe Editor James Mates and Foreign News Editor John Angier have tweeted from Ukraine:
One of the freed #sloviansk hostages greeted by British Ambassador to OSCE on release from 8 day captivity #ukraine http://t.co/8izrfFzTrR
My last photo showed freed hostage with Mark Etherington, in fact British Dep Head of OSCE mission, not ambassador.
Freed OSCE observers tell us they were well treated by their pro Russia captors in #Slavyansk Looking forward to reunion with families
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